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‘Murky protectionism’ worries Tokyo

11/08/2009

Japan is seriously concerned about the rising use of anti-dumping charges and other forms of "murky protectionism" being taken by trading partners amid the global economic slowdown, according to a senior Tokyo trade official.

Trade cases against China on the rise

11/08/2009

With major economies shrinking worldwide, and what could be a global problem with unemployment, many countries are taking a protectionist stance to shield businesses at home from overseas competition. According to one trade expert, the current dispute over Chinese tires is just another example of this shift in sentiment.

Reports on anti-dumping, cotton presented to NA(Pakistan)

11/08/2009

ISLAMABAD: The reports of standing committees on anti-dumping duties and cotton standardisation bills were presented in the National Assembly on Friday.

Bearings tariffs to be extended

11/08/2009

Japan said Friday it will extend the existing punitive tariffs it levies on U.S. bearings for another year from September, citing Washington's continued violation of World Trade Organization rules, the Finance Ministry said Friday.

China Ministry: Alloy Wheel Hub Producers Didn't Dump In EU

11/08/2009

BEIJING -(Dow Jones)- Chinese companies didn't dump aluminum alloy wheel hub products on the European Union, and China's exports won't damage the interests of the relevant industry in the E.U., the Ministry of Commerce said Friday in a response to a planned investigation.

Workshop helps Vietnam better integrate into WTO

08/08/2009

A workshop on WTO regulations opened in Hanoi on August 4, offering Vietnamese officials a chance to fully understand how to implement the WTO’s obligations and procedures.

China extends paper antidumping duties

08/08/2009

China extended anti-dumping tariffs on coated art paper from Japan and South Korea for five years, the government said.

(China) Match words with deeds in fighting protectionism

08/08/2009

BEIJING, Aug. 4 (Xinhua) -- On occasions such as the G20 summit, leaders lashed out at protectionism. However, the seemingly solemn vows are overshadowed by sharply rising protectionist measures, many of which are targeted at China.